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A screenshot of a new diagnostic for the same code snippet as earlier. The diagnostic reads “error: could not unify `(&'_ for<T> crate::Trait<((),)>,)` and `(&'_ for<T> crate::Trait<(HrtbVar(DebruijnRelative { raw: 1 }),)>,)`,” suggesting that higher-ranked trait bound variable leaks are now fixed.
A screenshot of some Clay code from https://github.com/caelunshun/clay/blob/fc16d39a7de7e57447cb2e59ce6fed929ed402af/crates/frontend/samples/test29.fir#L12-L32 with a setup to attempt to leak a higher-ranked trait bound variable from the binder.
A screenshot from the playground linked above. It achieves the same as the first post in the thread but does so without using ampersands.
A screenshot from the playground linked in the post demonstrating that exact pattern.
A screenshot from the linked Rust playground of the `bar` function, which reborrows a mutable reference to a variable using a pattern.
A screenshot of the code from the linked playground. The `mewo` function has an error squiggle despite being near identical to the `meow` function above.
Screenshot of https://www.businessinsider.com/meta-granted-patent-for-ai-llm-bot-dead-paused-accounts-2026-2, with the headline “Death isn't the end: Meta patented an AI that lets you keep posting from beyond the grave.”
A clip of Shinji Ikari from Evangelion dubbed over audio from “Cosmic Princess Kaguya” of Noi Zomazawa saying “An arrow of love to your party—meow~.”
A side-character from the anime Nichijou runs out onto the middle of the road and proclaims that she is a “victim of violence.” She then gets hit by a car. The scene pauses as a black-and-white explainer text pops up and interrupts the violence with a Wikipedia summary of the notion of an automobile.
Edited clip from an anime called Nichijou. A girl promises to “do something her friends have never seen her do and may never see her do again.” She proceeds to be ran over by a car.
A screenshot from Girls' Last Tour episode 5. Chito is dreaming of the ocean, with Yuuri depicted as a big fish. The skeleton of the small fish they ate a few days ago is circled in red. Hidden in the image is a picture of Goku.
A screenshot of a Snap! project. When the green flag is clicked, the program says meow for two seconds, moves 10 steps forwards, waits 2 seconds, sets the "factorial" variable to a recursive implementation of factorial using the Y-combinator, and uses that variable to evaluate 5 factorial.
A clip from the first season of Tower of God where an off-screen exam proctor explains the "net dolphin" challenge to the show's protagonists. This clip is edited to look like a video by "Built by Gamers" as clips of the presenters from the latter, which are lip-synced to the show's narration, are interspersed throughout the explanation.
Cover art of the Evangelion soundtrack fades out to a clip of Ramiel, an "angel" from the show, approaching NERV headquarters as the music transitions from Evangelion soundtrack music to the similar sounding Guardian theme from Breath of the Wild.
Just as the world is developing its first lifeforms deep undersea, a meteor crashes into the Earth.
A ball-and-stick representation of an amino acid spins in a brown void. A black frame in the style of a demotivational poster with the white text "Amino" appears when the background music's lyrics begin.
The Minecraft menu screen with the splash alt text "Her name is Mackenzie!" is shown while "Love like you" from Steven Universe plays in the background. A mouse clicks on the "multiplayer" button and the user is taken to the 2B2B queuing area where they are 283rd in the queue to join the Minecraft server.
Shinji stands up from his chair and complaims that "I am me." The screen cuts to an edited version of the display indicating the status of the three Magi artificial intelligence units in NERV HQ but the magi's names are replaced with "CPU Core 3," "Memory Unit," and "Intel Management Engine." In the center of the screen, "x86" is written.